Piers Morgan to Tucker: Trusting Markle 'like believing Pinocchio;' She's 'spinning' future Kings of England
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In his exclusive interview on Fox Nation's "Tucker Carlson Today," U.K. journalist Piers Morgan compared Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, to Disney's Pinocchio, and said that she and Prince Harry are willfully maligning the future kings of England.
Morgan warned Carlson that the U.S.-born Markle is one of the least trustworthy people, implicitly pushing back on his critics who have said he is wrong to doubt the televised testimony of the young royals. He said that he hopes Harry recognizes that, as well as his contention that Markle "has a track record of ditching everyone and everything when they cease to be of use to her." "My advice to Harry is, make sure you remain 'in use'," Morgan remarked, adding that Harry's apparent principal 'use' is being of royal lineage in order to provide Markle with celebrity fodder she can financially benefit from.
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